ITWWeb Dominators 4 Pack Black

Ever since I very easily installed a ITW Web Dominator on the end of each of the numerous nylon webbing straps on my tactical gear, I no longer have to worry about having numerous loose webbing strap ends flapping around when I run, having those nylon webbing straps snagging and hanging up on brush when I'm out in the boonies, or just having all of my nylon webbing straps looking extremely messy when I "saddle up" in base camp. Also, I no longer have to worry about tugging on the wrong strap when I want to adjust my gear and all the nylon webbing straps ends are in a jumbled mess. These ITW Web Dominators really do work, and they are very easy to install and use with your gear. If your gear has nylon webbing straps, you need to have one of these ITW Web Dominators for each of your nylon webbing straps. These ITW Web Dominators may not be able to turn someone into a lean, mean, fighting machine all by themselves. But they can, at least, keep your gear from looking like it's being worn by Pigpen, from the Charlie Brown comic strip.

Used them to secure loose tiedown strap tag ends as well as to mount my camp stool directly to molle webbing on my Saddleman tailbag for upcoming motorcycle camping trip.

These are great to use for taming loose straps on packs and tie downs. These work on 1" straps, or smaller. The closure system allows you to roll the strap down, and then an elastic band wraps over the strap and locks in place on the tip in the notches. The closures stay put, and the system is rock solid. I have put these through trail races, military training, and every day hiking. In these environments, excess strap is inconvenient and uncomfortable at the best of times, and worse it is a snag hazard. In a race that can be lost time, in military operations it can be life or death. While tape is a low tech and reliable answer, it doesn't allow for adjustments on the fly. This is one way that Web Dominators are superior. If you have to pick up a buddy's pack, you want the ability to adjust and re-secure straps in a pinch.Most products have a downside, and these are no different. The first design item that leaves me scratching my head is that the clips are tapered, which means they tend to try and roll off center. Without the taper rolling the strap would be straighter. This isn't much more than mildly annoying, but if you can design a product with fewer issues, why wouldn't you? The next issue is that the elastic is just tied off at the end, and then the tips melted. If not secured properly the tips can jab and scrape, as in the case with securing shoulder strap tails. A circular band of elastic, like women use for pony tails, would have made more sense.Overall, good product, but a couple redesigns would have made it a 5-star must have.

I think the ITW Web Dominators are one of the best accessories to keep your straps on all your gear organized. These Dominators weigh just 5g each. Using them is simple, you just slide the end of your strap into the slots on the Dominator, then roll it up the strap until you get to the desired length, then pull the elastic loop across the strap & around the end of the Dominator. This will work w/any strap 1inch (2.5cm) wife or less. I have them on the 1inch (2.5cm) straps on my Maxpedition backpack, SwissGear backpack & the 0.75inch (2cm) straps on my Dakine bumbag. I have them on several other bags my wife & I use as well. The Dominators can also be used to secure small items like a flashlight to your packs as well.I’d recommend these w/out hesitation to anyone who was interested.

This clever little device is very effective at controlling those dangling web strap ends on your pack. Discrete in color, versatile in usage, (although one needs to look at them for a minute to discover the possible fits), it is my opinion that they are well worth the money. Costs more than "duck" tape, but they leave no residue, and think about all those ducks you're saving!

I have multiple sets of these. Not only does it clean up the look of a bag/pack, it helps stow loose straggling straps that always seem to get in the way and snag on everything. I have some on my go-bag, camping backpack, and also my life jacket for kayaking. Easy and quick on/off for fast strap adjustments. I've tried the old methods for "strap control" and got tired of rolling straps with pliers which were hard to unroll and make adjustments, got tired of the tape that always left sticky residue behind. These things are amazing for any camper, outdoorsman, military, or EMS personnel.

These clips appear to be durable and easy to attach. Let's see how they hold up.

EXCELLENT way of attaching just about any small or medium item to Molle. A friend turned me onto these a couple of years ago. I was looking for a better way to attach my hydration line than the plastic clips and other methods out there as they continue to break if you so much as brush them. These worked so much better and are much more durable. I even added a few more to carry smaller items and have them quickly accessible like flashlights, small tools, ect. I get a new pack in for other stuff and immediately got a 4 pack of these for the hydration tube and other stuff.